Sports
Royce Young
I’m not big on the idea of forcing a rivalry. I’ve always said rivalries just sort of happen and, in most cases, are forged from the playoffs.

CFN
Gazette staff
Everybody hates OKC, at least according to a ranking of least-liked cities by The Atlantic.

OKG7 things to do
Gazette staff
Hate to needle you about this, but did you know the 34th annual FiberWorks show is now on display at Individual Artists of Oklahoma Gallery, 706 W. Sheridan? It’s true! Through July 7, see eclectic works of weaving, quilting, basketry, crocheting and more. Admission is free. Call 232- 6060 or visit iaogallery.org.

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News
Clifton Adcock
Twenty years ago this month, federal agents surrounded a remote cabin in northern Idaho after the man inside, Randy Weaver, refused to surrender on weapons-related charges.

Letters to the Editor
Jillian Holzbauer-Frazier
“Islamophobia” has become a prominent buzzword in the realm of political rhetoric. Some see it as the pinnacle of a climate of discrimination in America; others view it as a smear tactic to inhibit free speech. What is the real pulse of our great nation when it comes to the delicate balance between freedom of religion and freedom of speech?

Sports
Andrew Gilman
Here’s what Jim Traber says about himself:

News
Peter Wright
More than a decade after its predecessor disappeared from Oklahoma City, a nonprofit that combats bias, bigotry and racism is branching out from Tulsa. The Oklahoma Center for Community and Justice (OCCJ) has launched an effort to design an entirely new program in OKC.